kafal
kafal noun: either of two trees of the genus Commiphora, which yield a gum resin and a red aromatic wood.

Noun (1)
kafal
Noun (2)
kafal (plural kafals)
- Bayberry, the fruit of Myrica esculenta, a tree or large shrub native to Nepal.
- gardens with trees laden with pomegranate and cucumbers, the forests yield crimson ‘Kafal’ and violet Kilmora berries just for the picking1994, Gumānī Panta, translated by Cārucandra Pānḍe, Says Gumani (poem)
- I saw a girl swiftly climbing a tree to pluck kafals. Three women standing beneath were gathering fruits in baskets made of bamboo.2015, Chandra Prakash Kala, Nanda's Neelkanth, page 53
Forms of kafal
| plural | kafals |
|---|---|
| alternative form | kaphal |
| alternative form | kaaphal |
| alternative form | kafal berry |
| alternative form | kafal fruit |
Origin of kafal
] From Arabic قَفَل (qafal).
From Hindi काफल (kāphal).
Questions about kafal
- What does kafal mean?
- Kafal means either of two trees of the genus Commiphora, which yield a gum resin and a red aromatic wood.
- What part of speech is kafal?
- Kafal is a noun.
- What is the plural of kafal?
- The plural of kafal is kafals.
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